A Look at Life, Happy Luke, Pluto People and More
"The Book Is Good" Said My Aunt
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This is a parable-like story of life with moral overtones generally blended with humor, personal quest, and relationships. The parable is a mainstream one, but it is mainly geared to in hope that it will become a play and help everyone who comes in contact with this story. List of Characters
Mrs. Lukeanna Watt, mother, fifty.
Chapter I "Good morning, Don. Sit down. I cooked breakfast today." "Fine, honey. Where is Kay?" "Dear husband of mine, remember, I gave Kay and her mate an extra day off." "Yeah, now I do recall that, but I thought it was to start tomorrow." "No, Don. It was today and Sunday. Their aunt died and they left here at seven-thirty last night. They’ll be back at two in the morning on Monday. So if you hear any noise, it will be them." "Yes, Lukeanna, I remember now." "I cooked some bacon. Want any?" "No, Lukeanna, I just want pancakes and the rest of what I see over there." "Donna and I, Don, did all the early ranch work like we agreed, since this is Father’s Day weekend. So there is nothing to do till tonight. Luke and I’ll bring the horses in then." "Thank you, honey, for that and for this food." "Luke will be home at three after her schoolmate gets married." "When does the wedding start?" "It started at ten-thirty. It’s eleven now, Don. All you have to do is spend the day at your mother’s place. Then you can spend Sunday with us like you planned, Don." "As you speak, I am on my way, almost." "Good morning, Father." "Good morning, Donna." "Is Father on his way to Grandmother’s, Mother?" "Yes, Donna. Everything is on the table, so help yourself." "Thank you, Mother." "I’ll just finish my coffee and clean up this kitchen." "Bye, honey. Bye, Donna." "Bye Father." "Bye, Don. Now, Donna, you have only your plate to clean up. I’m going to get dressed." "Okay, Mother." "Donna, your dad, told me he’ll be back for supper at seven tonight, so I’ll pick up his favorite read-made dinner at the supermarket." "I’m finished in the kitchen, Mother. Just give me ten minutes and I’ll be ready." "Fine, Donna. I finished the morning paper, so you can read it now." "Mother, I’m ready to go. Let me drive." "Donna, let me drive the car this morning." "Okay, Mother. I’ll read the newspaper. I see here that David ‘Duke’ Cowen, Dad’s customer, the one who is coming to buy those horses next month, has made the paper." "I missed that, Donna." "It says that he won the Kentucky Derby with Fire Is Red." "Yes, Donna, that’s one of the horses he brought from us two years ago. He buys a horse from us every year or so. This year he plans to buy three. When he comes I want you and your sister to stay clear of him. We’re just doing business with him. He’s been the ruin of all but a few young women in this area." "Okay, Mother." "I’m going to talk to your younger sister also. Let’s go to the mall now. I know that Luke has gotten a gift for her father. Have you?" "No, Mother."
Mr. Don Watt, father, fifty-one.
Donna, daughter, twenty-two.
Lukeanna, daughter, twenty.
Dan Smith, twenty-one.
Grandmother Watt.
Aunt Roberta, fifth-one.
Lee, forty-one.
Uncle Rob, fifty-one.
Paula, twenty-one.
Rob Junior, twenty-two.
Dee, twenty-one.
Mrs. Smith, forty-eight.
Geno, Dan’s friend.
Mr. Singer, Dan’s partner.
Mary, Jean’s assistant.
Mary’s mother.
Mr. Smith, forty-eight.
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A young lady whose parents worked hard for their riches, and more happy Luke I and II. To get to know the author a bit is, a look at life. Stories of fiction and real life are both in this book, filled with humor, action and good reading material. A Scarlet Place in the Church, is another book written by the author. Thanks for buying my books.
About the Author
V. Tyler, an author and writer of songs has received more than two songwriting awards now. The author writes songs with meaning and gospel.